Pakistan to clash against India on October 7

• Bangladesh will host Women’s Asia Cup in 2022. Seven teams will compete.
• Playing six games against each other in round format, top four teams advance.
• The semifinals and final, with the championship match taking place on October 15.

The hosts and Thailand On October 1, Bangladesh will participate in the opening match of the Women’s Asia Cup 2022.

They play Pakistan on October 7, the same day that India plays Sri Lanka.

Seven teams compete in the competition, playing six games against each other in a round robin format. The top four teams advance to the semifinals. On October 13, the semifinals will take place, and on October 15, the championship match.

I am extremely delighted to announce the schedule for the 8th edition of the #WomensAsiaCup 2022 @ACCMedia1
Get set for some amazing matches & watch the women create history starting 1st October, with the final showdown on 15th October#PlayBeyondBoundaries #ACC #GetReadyForEpic pic.twitter.com/ifj43xzBs0

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— Jay Shah (@JayShah) September 20, 2022

Since 2012, the Women’s Asia Cup has been played in a T20 format. Although the 2012 edition featured eight teams divided into two groups and semifinal matches, the most recent iterations (2016 and 2018) featured fewer competitors and only the top two teams competing in the championship match.

Malaysia and the UAE, who qualified through the ACC Women’s T20 Championship, will be competing among six-time champion India, hosts Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Thailand. On Tuesday, ACC President Jay Shah tweeted the complete schedule.

Bangladesh will host women’s matches for the first time since 2018. All games are scheduled to be played in Sylhet at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium and Sylhet Outer Cricket Stadium. The hosts, Bangladesh, are also the defending winners after defeating India in a nail-biting final in 2018. Due to the pandemic, the 2020 edition could not be held.

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